1941 Dodge Power Wagon Cummins 6BT Diesel Conversion Part 4

[@tommyconner2399]

I thoroughly enjoyed your video representations of your project. You are quite accomplished. I would like such success on a similar retirement project in the future... Thanks!!

[@theinnovationhandyman]

Happy you enjoy! Stay tuned for more projects coming soon!

[@leogomes2815]

Hello there, you deserve the name “handy” very satisfying video! It’s suppose to be amazing to drive this beautiful heritage dodge power wagon!

[@pandg48]

Hi Sir, great work and great narration. Very systemic approch to issue and good plan to resolve issue.

[@theinnovationhandyman]

Hey Gaurav! Thank you sir!

[@frankdavidson9675]

i found my m37 2011 over the years i noticed more intrest in these trucks now utube has alot of videos of reclaiming these trucks i love to solve a problem on them and pass it on

[@ercost60]

Fantastic execution! Congratulations, consider yourself hired to restore my 1967 Corvair!

[@soweitsobitter9288]

Toooooo cool, love the Cummins sound engine, buddy of mine has Dodge RAM Diesel, its a blast, we haul 6 tons and you dont really feel the load, and 10-12 L per 100km, best from Germany :_)

[@beewon8334]

wow that is the coolest work bed ever !

[@peterpimmelmann3330]

damn, its been a while. glad youre still at it.

[@tomdamon7208]

It you wire the alternator through the stop switch it will stop the juice from flowing to the valve causing it to close .

[@tonyhester9262]

Excellent job.

[@hunitollarbill]

Awesome!! do you think a 4BT would have worked on that power wagon?

[@MrBadgas]

Great work Hando!

[@explorer8888]

Outstanding!

[@TapRackBang72]

Aside from your own time, how much $ went into this? Very nice work, very neat!

[@Mrchucknorriswannabe]

Amazing work! Where did you get those canvas straps with the rivets? I could really use some for my rig!

[@jkfilms7442]

Not a power wagon but still very cool

[@markeike]

That is badass!! 🤯

[@frankdavidson9675]

i had 2 parts left over (small stuff ) could not decide where the go every thing worked i watch ed while they dis mantled a front end Bingo i saw wher they go down low back of radiator brackets

[@tonyhester9262]

Use a choke cable like the m series.

[@scottfischer6858]

Do you still have this power wagon Im local to sac and would love to pick your brain Im building a 53 right now.

[@theinnovationhandyman]

Yup still have it!

[@frankdavidson9675]

there seems to be confusion m37 /power wagon i have parts manual thick showing every part of these m37 EXploded view in the order they go to geather no where is the word power wagon used ???? this is an M series 3/4 ton truck i dont know what the difference is a lot of parts are the same i have a catalog from vintage power wagon in iowa i order my parts from them they fit???? i also have a picture of ( POWER WAGON ) nothing like m37???????

[@theinnovationhandyman]

The official name Power Wagons were post WW2 but most people including me call them all Power Wagons

[@powerwagon3731]

Looks like a WC to me.

[@georgehledik7481]

These people don't know their Butt from a Hole in the ground. 1946 was the beginning of the Power Wagon. I wish that they would learn their history.

[@johnvellis5148]

Amazing American muscle sorry I do speak English A try

[@datnotme9921]

👍👏👏👏👀

[@georgehledik7481]

Part 4 and sill think that you have a POWER WAGON. Wake up You have a 1941 WC 1946 WAS 1ST YEAR OF THE POWER WAGON.

[@theinnovationhandyman]

Correct but that's what most people call them since this is what inspired the civilian Power Wagon after WWII.